Online commenters liken bill to US 'qualified immunity'
1 Sep 20 12:00 PM · 4d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 comments · 2 sources · development 1 of 3
A large wave of Bluesky comments compared the French proposal to qualified immunity protections for police in the United States, citing incidents involving ICE, and urged the Sénat to reject the bill.
“In us it called “qualified immunity”. This is what you implement if you think that your police does not kill enough innocent people.”
atchijov.bsky.socialAssemblée Nationale Lower house of French ParliamentSénat Upper house of French ParliamentParis protesters Demonstrators against the billFrench police / law enforcement officials Beneficiaries of the proposed legal presumption
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1 outlet Thousands march in Paris against bill granting police presumption of legitimate self defense
first by Le Monde EN, 4d ago
What people said 2 voices · verbatim
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They don't like that shit? They march. If the government doesn't listen, cars burn. Meanwhile in the USA: Turd's SS is murdering people openly. A few local protests and nothing else.
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France, police or political unaccountability is really bad. —an American
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